How much do the containers hold?
19689
Under the description you will see "24 pc", "40 pc", "42 pc" in small boxes. Click on the size set you are interested in and you will find the different sizes it contains, as well as the number of pieces of each of those sizes.
19690
The box has several sized containers; the teeny tiny ones hold enough lettuce to tag along for lunch (separately). The 3 cups hold 1 to 2 pounds of hamburger meat, a good-sized chicken breast (boned)or 4 kielbasa/bratwurst sausages; I have also found that the capacities printed on bottoms of each container to be under estimates---if you take water and use it as a guide; you do not have to waste/wash containers---I love that the medium size (leftover gravy= 2 cups) also holds HALF an apple/orange---as with my diet, I am restricted to 1/2 fruits per portion.
19691
There are a variety of containers. The containers were excellent for leftovers from Thanksgiving. Each container was filled with a different item - turkey, mashed potato, cranberry sauce, etc.
19692
Under the description section it should have the size of each cup. This link should have the measurements too; http://www.rubbermaid.com/Category/Pages/ProductDetail.aspx?CatName=FoodStorage&Pr;od_ID=RP091258&Redirect;=1 The sizes come in a nice variety, small enough for individual portions of sauces or dressing, others are about 1.5 cups big, and then there's a couple larger sizes that I use for leftovers.
1992487
They are 2.1" high by about 2.5" in diameter. So, a little math (Pi x Radius x Radius x Height) shows they can store roughly 10.31 cubic inches. So that means 5.67 fluid oz (1 cubic inch holds about 0.55 oz of water). This of course will vary depending on what you put in it, as some items are much heavier for their volume.
504657
The canister is 51/2" high and 91/2" around, they hold about 2oz of loose leaf tea.Hope this helps!
2262988
Don't recall exactly what they hold (fairly small) and I think that larger dimension is the box they come in.
496357
I can't find that container at the moment, but the smaller ones are 3" high, so I think the bigger one is about 4" high. Sorry I cannot be more helpful. They are nice containers.
1488153
I think these could hold about 1/2 gallon, but I don't believe they're intended to contain liquids and might even have a punched vent hole as I recall. For liquids, I recommend the heavy-duty Ziploc Freezer Bags.
387435
I'm sorry, I get for someone else to use, so I don't see the containers. Have you tried contacting the manufacturer through their "contact us" on their web site?
837536
I don't know the capacity, but I use them for canned goods - completely filling the racks - and have had no difficulty.
417662
Not sure exactly, but they hold quite a lot. I have had trouble getting them open, so have not used mine regularly.
676585
If it helps, I right now have 2 (6 oz. each) jars of instant coffee and 5 boxes of Celestial Seasonings tea. I know that's not bread, but it might give you an idea of the storage space.
2708
7 3/4" wide, 8" tall, 3" projection from wall. Don't know container capacity; would guesstimate at 12 oz each.
1097991
I'm not sure what your question is - are you asking if they can hold that much? I can put a 5lb bag of flour in mine with a little room left at the top, definitely nothing more than that.
94862
Approx 48cans if stacked on top of each can. Looks small but holds a good amount.
1791008
There are six containers that start out pretty large and go down to quite small. I would estimate the largest one to be able to hold about 8-10 cups and then the smallest one maybe 1/2 to 1 cup. I might be way off, but just to give you an idea of the size range.
1875425
Capacity Is 1.5 gal eachBut I wouldn't put that much in eachNot sure if base will support so much weight
742304
I never measure but two will hold one squeezable pouch of baby fruit. Sorry I couldn't be more helpful.
1030679
It can hold quite a bit. We pack very large meals with snacks in it. I regularly put large tupperware contains in. It could probably hold five or six one cup round containers.